I kept a quart sized freezer bag in the back of the freezer for all my scraps as an experiment.

Anything that isn’t rotten or hopelessly dirty goes in, and I make stock once the bag is filled. This batch is tons of asparagus stems, pepper guts, tiny garlic cloves I didn’t want to peel, green onion tops that got crinkly, etc. Stems. Peels. Butts. Etc.

I added a carrot and a potato cut up, and some dried herbs.

Fingers crossed.

  • SpaceNoodle@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    I always roast what I stick in my stock - so much richness and glutamates!

    I also recommend using mushroom scraps. I once had a bag of mushrooms that I wasn’t able to use in time, and those shrively little fuckers made the heartiest stock.

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      6 months ago

      agree on the mushrooms, I usually throw in a couple dried shiitakes in my stock pot then I fish them out to cut up for soups or stir frys or whatever later